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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-06
CHURCH NOTICES.

Stranger Churh services at II am aud 100
pm, n, NJ. Long. pastor,
st. Marys cathedral Poplar street Services nj
and II am. and $50 pm.
Cumberland Presbyterian Churrh=Court strct
Services at II am. and 100 pm. II, A, Jones, pas
tor
Emanuel Church-No. ~ Third street between
Jefferson aud Court Services nj II am, aud 40
pm.
Fort Pickering Methods, Churh-prcachlng NJ
II am. and $50 pm. In Millcrs hall, near new
Chufrh.
Rowan Memorial baptist Church Services at II
am. aud 80 pm. Sunday school AT pm, Rev,
J. II, SNOW, pastor.
Christian Church turncr Linden aud Mulberry
sirrtS Services nj 1919 am, aud 40 pm, Rev,
j ~ RrincN, pa'tor.
Gmrc church Corner Vance and lAudcr,lac.
Services NJ aud II am, and 1npm. Rev GcOTc
htter o., DID rector
Second Presbyterian thuph.-Corncr Main and
ncalo streets. SERVICES at II nm. aud So pm Rcv,
W, y. NogGS u ~, pastor,
First Methodist Church Turner Sccoud aud Pop
lar. services at n ain, by bishop A. W. Wilson, oi
baltimore. NJ scuiuc NJ nighi,
fird Prsbyiyvian Church tnracr Third aud
Poplar streets Ssni,~ nj n am, aud 40 pm,
Rev higrnc Daniel. IN, pastor.
liernandb Street Mcthodst church rorncr lin
den aud fernando strvts. kctNir~ NJ n m, aud
fOp. IN. REV. j. N spence, pastor.
Irntpi Mcthodiyi Church linton sirct Prrnch
Ing nj II am and nj 80 by " " IRWIN, pastor
hacmmeni at rlOec ui morning service.
Churh vi the Good Shepherd Communion scrv
Ices NJ am. SUNDAY a'huul nj Hu.tn, lay svn'
ic,s at n AIN. Rcy. &. + sinrkWcalhuf pastor
First Baptist church atcryircs nj u an and ~
p.m. Rev r. A Nrnahlc. pgstur SUNDAY school
~ oman !. \. Stafh superintendent Allpeat'
free all are inNitcd.
Alabama Strrt Presbyterian Chuph - Corner
Jones n,cnu" AMI AahamH sttuvt hcniocs at II
am. nnd ,al pm by Mr llcufy craft Rev, Jas
!. Martin M, Iasinr.
Crntml baptist Churh Second street neat
bnlr. Scrtt~r nj " AIN. by the Rev, " u Holt
ui Mr.. N, iufds puariyt. Sunday -,hOol at ~
AN, No setN Ices nt night
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II. II. w. GOODWIN,
39S Main.
L. BAUER,


Still in the lead with low prices, AM
dchcs competition. The following price,
speak for themselves
casc wool Drcss Goods at lOr, worth
90.
ease WOOL Dpss Goods, double width,
at l5c, worth 2ic.
cisr wOnl ppss Goods. double width,
extra tine, nj N, worth 31lc.
ease flannel Dpss Goods, double width,
extra line. 1T 2jc, worth ijc.
10 pieces ii.inch Tricot, all shades, at
7bc, worth ~ ~.
Al shades rilk Velvet at s0r; worth
81 -.
10 pieces rel ground Percalc Shifting,
4Sl, nj l2lc, worth 2OC.
lO1 dozen Damask Towels, all linen,
22xib, nj u for 81.
cnze ~ blcnchcd Domestic, soft finish,
ut 10 yards inr a.
. pieces Turkey Red Damask ut 2jc;
worth gjc
~ pieces Cotton Flannel ut Be-, worth
7lc
case Cotton Flannel at 7c; worth lOc.
ease Cotton Flannel, extra heavy, NJ
lOr, worth ljc.
Gents all wool Shirts aud Drawers
scarlet. nj bOc each; worth 81.
Ladies' all wool Shirts aud Drawers
white, ~ bDc each; worth ~.
Spcrial Bargains In blankets, Comforts
ladies' misses aud childrcn's cloaks
Immense bargains IN gents, ladies'
misses aud childcn's Shoes.
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bargains for the Household.

Tomorrow will bc nm cycntful day IN our
store for housckccpcrs and all thOsc Who
enjoy the pleasures and comforts OF home
life.
SPECIAL SALE OF CARPETS ASD cur
TAISs.
SPECIAL sALE ~ BLAEEErs AND TLAS-
mis-.
SPECIAL sALg oP DANAsgs ASD TOWELS.
SPECIAL SALE 90 CHINA AND GLASSWARE.
SPECIAL sALE oF CABiSErs, SCREENS AND
CHAIRS.
$500 will buy lace curtains four yards long;
$500 IN the usual price.
81. will buy large Smyrna rugs cheap
at 800.
We OPgS tomorrow ~ rolls new body, tap.
estry aud velvet carpets, nj prices that
will surprise. Bc sure Ia look ut them.
At Sc, Turkey red damask; a bargain
even at SOC.
Al 35c. each, knotted fringe damask tow
els, regular price, $500 dozen.
Al Sc, (iust two cases lcit) best blcached,
ward wide domestic.
At Be-, best Sea island domestic.
At G3c., bleached, all linen damask, the tOc.
quality
We will sell IIavland's extra thin
French China dinner sets, latest shapes, fine
decorations, for 5000. They sell IN New
York for $500
We will sell decorated tea sets at S2.0S,
containing ~ cups, ~ nuccrs, ~ plates,
cake plates, waste bowl, tea pot, sugar
bowl, cream pitcher, all for SOS. Never
before lcss than 500 We will sell deco.
rated wash stand set, 8 pieces, for Sl.OO,
the $50 kind.
UgRI II IT, 4 bronze finished lamp. with
porcelain shade, brilliant burner, pat
ent shade holder and large oval oil
fount How much do you suppose
Only 0sc.
A Tnous.SD bargains tomorrow IN this de
pariment
&C. will buy Carriers prepared mucilage
Zoe. will buy 4-ow tooth brushes
r.. will bug quirc oi good note paper
lbc. will buy a white celluloid dressing
| comb.
Ill7c. will buy face powder with puff box
&c. will buy Carriers best black ink.
/ Nav. You seen our Dollar Embroideres
! aid GLOVER
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rhc Lei Of L,rr,ihinr.

Whcrc to ct the best food, properly
cooked and served and where to get the
best oi everything Ia drink and smoke, IL
u social puzzle Ia many people Who do not
live in Memphis. Hut hcrc this problem
atical question puzzles no one. " YOU ask
the smallest boy lac would answer AT
luchrmann's RS aupni, conner Of Main
and Monroe Yes, there YOU can find
the best 1T everything lager beer, wines,
liquors, cigis, oysters cooked in every
styl aud on the half she'll and in the
restaurant department the sul~,nniials II
life aud all the dclinc,cs ~ the season.
The hotel department 81 the house will
soon bc open Ia the public.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Street railroad deals were quiet yes
tcrday..
The City Directory for 1855 has ap.
pearcd.
The small boy-but no; II was the
deacon; the canvasman was ON guard.
New novels by Marion Crawford,
Clark Russell and Ms. Holmes at Mans
fords
A slight increase was noted yesterday
In police court receipts, the amount
being s25.
The army Of tmmps has vanished. A
too vigilant and energetic police force was
TOO much for them.
A sneak thief made things lively ON
Shelby street Friday night. No arrests,
but many eyes arr ON the watch.
The names Of $500 deceased were
piyen 20 he remembered at the special
mass ON All Souls Day at 81. Brigid's
There is q hole In the bridge on Wei.
lington street, near Mississippi avenue,
which should he repaired at once, because
h is dangerous.
In the probate court yesterday, Min.
ME T.. Young was appointed administers
trix Of the estate Of her deceased husband,
Charles &. Young.
The Christian Brothers college IL In q
Aourishing condition, aud the number o.
pupils in attendance Is far in excess Of that
Of the corresponding year.
Ella c. Bowen has instituted suit IL
the chanccry court for divorce from hel
husband, W. T. Bowen, alleging crue
treatment and failure 90 support.
w. +. CoAman's trial for killing IN,
negro near Brunswick IL get for Tuesda,
next. Mcmahon h still meath the friendly
wing OF Nebraska's monsirous Governor
Deputy Clerk and Master Bradley, o
the chancery court, yesterday sol,
20 62-lO0 acres Of land In the Second cour
district, part Of the Sloan tract, 10 w. i
York for $50.
ST. Peters bazar will begin next Mon
day and continue until all concerned an
thoroughly satisfied. In the light Of pas
experiences, this period will be protracte'
into several weeks
The Catholic Journal Of the New Soutl
sayg "O'Connor and Esmonde, represent
atiyes of Parnel, will visit Memphis In
few weeks. Give the distinguished par
iiamcniarians a grand typical southern
welcome"
There viii he no service In the room
of the Young Mems Christian association
this afternoon, In consequence OF the men
meeting, nj $40 y. M, in the Cumberian
Presbyterian church, 10 bc conducted b
Mr.. s. NJ. Sayford.
--"Now that Kallaher Is temporaril
disposed Of, look out for more DISCLOSURE
OF similar character" said RenuehA
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CIoaks, CIoai,s, CIonks.

The Memphis public for twenty years
have recognized ours M "thc house for
cloaks." When We say that We are better
equipped this year To please all, than ever
before, We can say nothing morc iorcible.
Piles and racks and stacks of cloaks, for all
ages and conditions, from the lowest price
To the Pengnct Paris wrap ut 500.
Make your selections early. Tomorrow We
olTcr the following spccialticx o.
Ladies' short wraps, astrIkhan trimmed,
1913; a regular $1,000 garment
ladies' satin lined, seal plush, fur
trimmed short wraps $1,000; you often sec
a SIS. 90 garment no better.
ladies' Ncwmarkcis and English Reg
lans, at $3.50 To Sl2.JO all excellent value.
Ladies fur trimmed, black cloth wraps,
$50. .
Ladies' plush jackets and long cloaks at
equally low prices.
SPHciAn Just opened, another importation
ofParis beaded plush wraps, at s21.5O 10
Ssi5OO. each one gem.
CmIDRrS's CLoAKG The many thousands
who have bought childrcn's and misses
cloaks and dresses from us this season,
bear testimony Ia our Incompatible
superiority over all Others. not only In
variety and style, hut IN low prices also.
Tomorrow We offer lot VI
Ladies' English walking Jackets at
$40,
With silk hoods. They are worth $3.50
We display 10 different styles new autumn
JERSEYS FoR LADIES ASD CHILDREN.
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Inni Mrnr Tor In.iIr-.

At 3IS Main street. corner II Union, tho
ladies' shoe siop Is Kept by :. NJ. liill 4
Go. Their stock has been selected with
rar,. and includes the very best foot wear
lor lniics, misses nnd children, and which
IL Offered for sale nj the very lowest fig
urcr The goods ar IT the best make and
latest STYLES Of fashion known to tile lead
ing eastern markets. The stock now ar
irving for winter wear IL mos; attractive,
and has a. hc seen In order to I've apprcci-
alcd The ladies are especially invited 10
rnll and inalleri the now guodn
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women. ,hri-,i.. Association.

The members II the Womcn's Christian
association, including womcns exchange
anil other branches u the association. are
requested io meet Tuesday, the s,h inst. +,
at 10 O'Clock am, at No. 3O6 Second
street, to hear report by delegate Ia the
international conference of Women's
Christian association, recently holding ils
session In New York, and Ia make further
arrangements for the approaching novel
entertainment We earnestly request u
large attendance nj this meeting. By order
Of the president
Mns. =. VI. STANLEY,
Recording Secretary.
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whore 60 Tn, Furniture.

Among the leading furniture and carpet
houses in the south and southwest, none
stand higher than that oi Mitchell < Bry-
son, ,of Memphis, doing business at No.
3OS Main slpct, opposite the Peabody ho-
trl. The stock consists oi n varied and
extensive assortment uf furniture goods,
containing everything known Ia the line
of business. II is complete IN all depart
mcnts. Particular attention Is called Ia
the beautiful lino OF parlor, he'd rOom and
dining room sets, which arr ~ priced NJ
Ia bc within the mach ot all houSckccper.
In the carpet department cnn he found an
| endless variety ui inr'ign and domestic
| goods Of the la,cs, designs and S,yica,
Call aud examine the stock ~ soon ~ pos
| aibl,
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The Memphis Cu.som.lso..e

Every ten DAYS has an entry II shipment
III imported cigan direct from Havana In
boni Ia Memphis consigned 10 l. SameI.
sun 4 Co This firm desire to cafl especial
attention 10 the very finest Diligcncias,
three iof ~. u smoke which kin~ or En-
pcur would enjoy For the very finest
cigar ~ Ia hcadquarcr
|. SAMEikoN 4 Co.,
Only direct Importers In the city.
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KAHN g. FREIBERG,
Corner Main and Poplar Streets

Offer Tomorrow morning, Toe, Toe, 10 large
pieces soap satins, l0,', Toe; Doe and Joe,
finest Comet all wool cashmere, 30; 75c,
finest Chantilly lace sacqucs, 75c; they cost
$40 To so apiece.
Ice, yard wide, heavy camel hair cloth,
l5c.
30c, French all wool plaid ilannels.
b0c, brocadcd silk velvc,s, soc and T5c.
&c, Lonsdalc, Masonvillc, Fruit II Loom,
blcachcd domcstics, slightly wet, 7lc;
l5c, best veil bcnps, lbc;. iOc, finest Mar
about and feather trimmings, l5c; don't
miss our opera ilanncls, 25c and zoe; finest
ladies cloth, 3ac, ...
800 and 1928, heaviest houcle cloth,
double fold, worth $3, On per yard, Mt $l.O0,
81 ~; nc, good BRUSSELS cirpct, 26c; l5c
and l7!c, hemp carpet, best patterns,
l7lc.
Wraps aud tioaiss.
s., s., $40 iriczc, Brocatcllc, brocade,
velvet and fur wraps, short or long, from
the great iirC sale, but only slightly wet,
costing three TIMES nj least elsewhere.
Look ut our cloth jackets. $50; silk
| lined, 50; cost $40 elsewhere,
Ioc. Three plumcs in u bunch. l0c.
DE and l5c for birds beautiful orna-
mcnis.
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ELEGANT JEwELRY GOODS.
Grand Opening by @. L. Byrd a Co. OF
Next "Wednesday.


The attention Of residents and visiting
strangers Is called TO the beautiful invita-
ton card Of G. l.. Byrd 4 Co., upon which
IL written, "Our stock Of goods for the fall
and winter Is now in store, and we shall
make n special exhibit Of the same by an
opening November ., 1887, To which We
respectfully invite your attention and care
ful inspection" Beneath N scroll work
containing heralds blowing trlmpets, aud
on the inside page jcwclry ease en-
craving upon n satin ground. II Is neat
and unique design, gotten up Ia the best
style Of the printers art, aud is worthy Of
preservation. Byrd 4 Co make bcauti-
lul and dazzling display Of choice jewelry
goods II every description. They arr ar
tistic In high degree, and attract univcr-
sal attention. The imported articles de-
serve special mention, NJ elegant in design
and workmanship, and NJ attractiycy
moderate in price. All lovers Of the bean.
tiiul in art, or what Oscar Wilde would
call decorative art" should not fail 10
visit Byrd x Co. y jewclry store on Wedncs.
day next and look through the charm.
ing exhibition Of articles 20 the rich and
rare The invitation IL general, and the
proprictors will be- more than pleased n
receive the ladies and gentlemen who may
honor them by visit Of inspccti0.
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III. Central Nursery

Has Just added To their greenhouses one
extra larpr conservatory, and will be able
for the coming winter To supply elegant de-
signs, baskets and bouquets ut short notice.
Call ut the NURSERY, ~ Market street, telc-
phone az, or at their office at Loeb a
Mooks, corner Main and Monroe.
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MRs. Mu0Gs- Mugs, you are q wretch.
Mr.. Muggs-Why, why. My dear,
what.
Mn. Muggs. Don't dear" me, villain.
Didn't you tell me that typewriter was a
machine.
Mr.. Muggs-And 10 Il Is.
Mrs. Mugs Indeed? Then why did
Mr. wilkins say that Your typewriter had
beautiful blonde hair aud chewcd sol cole
mans ko-ko tolu2 The argument was
unanswenble.
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L. BAUER.
GROCERIES AT WHOLESALE.
The Cash system Proves OF Mutual Ben
efit 10 Merchant and Planter.

eft TO Merchant and Planter.
The houso II NJ Gavin 4 Co, doing
business ~ Wholesale grocers, cotton factors
aud commission merchants, ~ and 23l
Front street does an exclusively cash
business, and ~ doing commands very
large trade IN Tennessee aud surroun>>ng
States Their stock Of groccries and plania.
ton supplies is Que IT the largest IN the
city, IL purchased for cash on close mar.
gins when goods are ut their lowest,
which fact enables them 10 ollrr goods to
country merchants and planters with all
the benefits derived from the cash system.
or, In other words II enables Gavin Il Co.
10 SHARE with their customers the margins
secured by purchasing goods when nj their
lowest IN the markets. The house pays
special attention 10 the handling and sales
~ cotton. The gentleman in charge ol
this department has had long aud yalu.
able experience In the business. aud Is
thoroughly posted ~ TO all liz details. hut
one price h asked Tor goods, and this rule
Is nilcxibly adhered TO by the house. Con.
sraucntly aIl orders are filled NJ exactly
the same haurs ~ u the purchaser was
present aud made his selections.
a o a==aaaHa
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ALWAYS ask for the Ozark brands OF ci-
der aud vinegar, and take no other Guar
anteed the bosi
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KAHN &c FREIBERG.
Corner Main and Poplar streets.

N. u. Every lady purchasing goods at
our sturc tomorrow will be presented with
1.-THE Thrcc Gmccs"
20c. Red table linen. 2Oc.
X. 4. +.
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The Merrill tract, containing i02 acres,
on the New Raleigh rad, seven miles from
Memphis. II offered for sale nj a bargain
by G.. X. Byrncs, Who can bc found ut the
Gayoso hotel, from 10 I y. m. daily, until
Monday. 1th insti
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rfENKEN AND COMPANY

Tomorrow we begin mammoth sale in
the three following departments, at prices
considering style, quality and real valuc)
which cannot fail to convince all that we
are leaders, not only in extent, variety and
excellence of goods, but also in "iow
prices" We begin with
Silks. Wraps and Dress Goods.
NorE-Plcasc note prices carefully
every article is exactly as described.
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n RENoygD ny rms rsk or cocoAiSr.
And IL stimulates and promotes the growth
Of the hair.
Burncits flayoring extracts arc tho
best
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OViS one morn week 1T the great BILLY
Afllnginn M the nimn Mnsrnm.

DrLgyAN's Gpnt Eastern circus opened
On the l,luns last night a. u good crowd.
They will be- with M all next week and
give two performances daily. These bare.
back riders Mr. Edward Shipp IN his
Jockey hurdle and iour.hone act IN the
grcaiCst artist seen IN many year. Nile.
Clarinda lamkin, the Brazilian bareback
rider, Is tOp well known for further praise
The Ducpws Nile. Bcllpta, han aud
Louie In their single and double In mid.
air from one trapcle "a another " asiound-
ing. Edward Guthrie IN high balancing
h an artist Mons aud Mile Charprt will
walk high vim blindioldcd, also riding
and carrying each other across the wiv On
a bicycle. Thus Jariro, the clown, IL
funny: his little brother Louie seems Ia
make them laugh ~ we'll The price 81
admission is only 10 cents. Reserved seats
10 cents extra A man can take his entire
family Ia this show lor what - ticket would
cort 10 larger circus Yes, and enjoy q
trpat that he would least expect. Col
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No,is. Co the Public.

MENUS, Tenn, Nov. T. 1857.
The famous Farmer Miles will arrive In
the city ON the 18th Of November 20 per-
form an operation on Mr.. G. Gallina's
stallion, known ~ u. y. lIaddcn. Allpcr-
sous having such horses known M Ridg-
brigS will do well to call ON him, a. his
stay will be- very short. Hoping 10 re-
ccyo fair patronage, | remain yours
truly, FARMER MILES.
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An Arfrr.. Anc,l.

BoSON, Mass, Nov. 3. Miss Fannie
Stevens, an actress playing here in a com
cdy company, has been sucd 10y Edmond
!. Levy Young man belonging in New
York, Tor $1,000, lor breach Of promise Of
narring'.
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We offer startling bargains tomorrow in
BLACK aud Coiorcd Dress Goods.

We offer startling bargains tomorrow in
BLACK aud CoIorcd Dress Goods.
At soc. all wool tricot cloth, an elegant
new dress fabric, ~ inches wide.
At SIC. the biggest bargains al all. ladies
cloth - inches wide, all wool, and
beautifully finished Cheap enough
at $l.2j.
JUST OPENED: A new English dress goods
known as the Rockford mixtures, at
60c. yard. For service and appear
ance, II equals any goods sold else
where for Sl.OO.
At SIPS, striped and French tailor suit
ings, special importation. Usual
price, 500 a yard
At $3.50 10 $3.50, the most beautiful En-
glsh and French double width
broad cloths, Tor ladies' tailor
dresses. These goods arc shrmk
and will not change in appearance
or color.
At l5c. 10 33c, over 100 different styles
in plain and fancy dress goods.
Among this lot are many goods that
have been sold nj 50c. u yard. In
word, these who want silks or
dress goods, ~ II matter Of self pro-
lection should look carefully
through our unrivaled assortincnis.
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YouNo Wife-Charley, dear. I wish you
would drop into Miles drug store on your
way home tonight aud bring me a box 81
Longs Pearl Tooth Soap.
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TnE Post journal has removed To
No. 2jO Second street opposite Court
square.
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Always ask for the Ozark brands Of ci-
der aud vinegar, and take no other. Guar.
antecd the best.
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CmrAr coal and wood Cooking Stoves nj
Gabays, Nos 400 and il3 Shelby street.
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SOUVENIRS:

The very latest novelty sNcrplated
Gloye.buttoncrs, with chaiu and oxydigcd
fob attached; or, one Of the latest sterling
silver or oxydized brcast-pins.
We also have few more oi President
Cleveland and wife steel cngrayings left.
Ladies can have their choice from any OF
the above mentioned articles.
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FIRE SALVAGE COMPANY,
400 Main Street.

Read what Wa have to sDy today. No
doubt you have all read and heard OF the
two large failures that occurred the past
wcek-onc in st. Louis and one in Louis
Vile, Ky Now all We have to say is that
We got our work in beiorc these failures
occurred. We obtdincd some excellent
bargains for ready cash.
These are the goods that We propose 10
offer to our patrons, beginning tomorrow
morning.
The goods are not damaged in any other
way but by the price,
Remember the goods We advertise no
other store has To show You.
70 make this grand gala day all over
our house, and to give the public chance
10 take ride in our new passenger ci
vator, we will tomorrow give away, free OF
charge, the following elegant
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FuRSlruRR for sale and house lor rent.
Apply at No. Ole Main street, corner OF
Nnnls.
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VoY rb,.. nav. Only.

Bry your "llorsc Shoe" tobacco now
while rs cheap. Best navy tobacco made.
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SELLS Brotbcrs Circus.
Al the Citizens baseball park. Scll'
Brthcfs epyt cirrus aud mcnagrric gave
fine exhibitions yesterday afternoon, again
Inst night and before very large audiences.
II liz an immense combination, consisting
Of circus, museum, mcnlgrric, hippi-
dromc aud Wild west show, under wide
expanding tents Thousands Of people II
all classes visited the shows and expressed
themselves In terms II unboundcd admin.
ton Of the attractions, the attention aud
courtesy III managers and employees To
detail the different srrncs and incidents
would be- hopeless task, suffice u a.
state that Il WIS q pcIsc,t panorama Ol u
mrst startling aud attractive character, In.
Producing arrDhats, gymnasis, cuntortion-
lists, riders, Nnultcp-, vim walkers, Jug.
glrrS, testers, men III strength, hippidrumc
races, wild west Indian shows, aud other
novelties iOo numerous a. mention. II h
u wonderful organization, .cilccting the
highc,s credit upon Sells iirpthrn aud
their accomplished assistants, aud emf.
ncnily deserving " public patronage.
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